samguy, beaumoj,
Well... The danger of damaging the BC partition indeed relates to booting natively after VM is suspended. While Windows is running, it always keeps parts of disk changes in memory. If you suspend, they are still in memory saved as "suspended" state and not synced to disk. Thus, booting natively after that will mean inconsistent filesystem and the need to run checkdisk at best, or some nasty things like BSODs and lost data at worst.
On the other hand, I agree that we should leave the possibility to suspend BC VM for those who perfectly know what they are doing and what the possible consequences are. I think we will implement it somehow by the nearest update.
Last edited: Nov 28, 2008